| Find out more: | https://httptoolkit.com |
| Built by: | https://toot.cafe/@pimterry |
| Open source: | https://github.com/httptoolkit |
HTTP Toolkit can now automatically detect, parse & expose the EXIF metadata within intercepted images.
Quickly inspect the secret metadata in images to understand when, where, and how they were captured, and plenty more; EXIF can hide a surprising amount! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exif
Need a second opinion understanding your HTTP, or a quick first pass to find the good bits?
HTTP Toolkit now has MCP support!
Copy-paste setup for Claude Code and plenty more, so it just takes seconds to get your LLMs intercepting & inspecting HTTP all by themselves ✨
Big milestone: HTTP Toolkit just crossed one million downloads! 🚀
Honestly I didn't think it'd ever get this far, I'm blown away. A huge thanks to all the users, contributors & supporters over the years ❤️. Onwards!
If you like turning HTTP into code, you'll be excited to hear that HTTP Toolkit can now export requests as ready-to-use code for:
- Rust's Reqwest library
- Ruby's Faraday library
- Crystal's built-in APIs
- Spring RestClient on the JVM
Plus plenty of other fixes & tweaks to improve other cases.
Multi-step HTTP rules are now live! 🪜
As the first new steps, you can now add custom delays during processing to simulate latency, and attach request and/or response webhooks to rules to fire data out from HTTP Toolkit for matched traffic. More to come soon!
Have ideas about other multi-step rules you'd like to see? Get in touch: https://github.com/httptoolkit/httptoolkit/issues/new/choose
Awesome to see HTTP Toolkit in Times Square for yesterday's launch of the Open Source Pledge!
Amazing work from the whole OSS Pledge team (https://opensourcepledge.com), and it's great to be part of this first wave of incredible companies committing to supporting open source devs.
More info on the blog at https://httptoolkit.com/blog/open-source-funding-pledge/
Two new types of rule just landed!
Define precise transforms on intercepted JSON requests & responses, with a list of JSON patch operations (https://jsonpatch.com)
Or modify text bodies directly, matching & replacing arbitrary message content with the full power of regex:
